Pennsylvania Unseals More Details About Items Seized in Idaho Stabbings

Police have released more details about the items taken from the Pennsylvania residence of a student who is accused of murdering four University of Idaho students.

Further court papers made public Thursday stated that Bryan Kohberger’s parents found a knife and pocketknife as well as a Glock 22 handgun, three magazines, and a Glock 22 pistol. Kohberger was found with a knife, a pocketknife, and a Glock 22 handgun along with three empty magazines at his parents’ home when they arrested him there.

The police took the vehicle’s door panel, as well as seat cushions, headrests and seatbelts. They also used brake, gas, and visor pedals. “maps and documents,” You can also buy clothing or a shovel.

One cell phone and one laptop. Two boxes of food. “green leafy substance” They were taken from their home along with several dark-colored clothes, including several black face masks and a hat. “underlining on page 118.”

These newly released documents were made public two days after officials first revealed details about the contents of Kohberger’s home. Kohberger was 28 years old and had previously been a doctoral student at Washington State University. Four counts of first-degree burglary and murder were filed against him in relation to the stabbing deaths at Moscow, Idaho.

Madison Mogen’s and Kaylee Goncalves bodies.